Abstract: An image capture system comprises: (a) a camera; (b) a camera mounting, configured to provide the camera with at least two angular degrees of freedom; (c) a mount base, configured to enable a base of the camera mounting to be stationary during performance of imaging; and (d) a movement controller, operatively coupled to the camera mounting and configured to repeatedly instruct the mounting to move the camera to a next imaging position. These instructions comprise a first instruction comprising movement in at least a first angular DOF and a second instruction comprising movement in at least a second angular DOF. These move the camera to orientations which enable a capture of a 2-D set of still image frames of a body surface. Still frames, and at least some corresponding adjacent frames, have an overlap amount of more than 50% of an image frame dimension.

Abstract: An image capture system comprises: (a) a camera; (b) a camera mounting, configured to provide the camera with at least two angular degrees of freedom; (c) a mount base, configured to enable a base of the camera mounting to be stationary during performance of imaging; and (d) a movement controller, operatively coupled to the camera mounting and configured to repeatedly instruct the mounting to move the camera to a next imaging position. These instructions comprise a first instruction comprising movement in at least a first angular DOF and a second instruction comprising movement in at least a second angular DOF. These move the camera to orientations which enable a capture of a 2-D set of still image frames of a body surface. Still frames, and at least some corresponding adjacent frames, have an overlap amount of more than 50% of an image frame dimension.